Ethan Yin, a kid who never plays by the rules, instantly left Captain Hans at a loss.
That's why they call him a brat.
If he behaved, he wouldn’t be called a brat.
Making Captain Hans, a grown man, argue with a three-year-old is honestly beneath his dignity.
But this brat never plays by the rules, leaving Captain Hans completely exasperated.
And then the brat’s next line almost made Captain Hans glare in frustration, totally helpless.
“Teacher, I’m your student now, so you won’t treat me like a hostage, right? Otherwise, I’ll despise you forever. And if you treat me as a hostage, I won’t tell you what’s wrong with the speedboat.” Ethan Yin said smugly to Captain Hans, “You only know the yacht is broken, but you don’t know exactly what’s wrong, do you?”
“You know?” Captain Hans finally caught on. “You did it?”
Ethan Yin pouted and said, “Who knows if you’ll kick us when we’re down while Mom’s missing? Mom told me to watch out for you!”
Ugh, why do I suddenly feel so frustrated?
I've been alive for thirty years, and yet I got played by a three-year-old for days.
Right now, Captain Hans was genuinely intrigued by Ethan Yin.
At first, he just thought the kid was kind of interesting, so he ignored him, figuring it would make things more fun.
It was a bit like in 'Princess Pearl,' when Xiaoyanzi ignores Emperor Qianlong, and he ends up doting on her even more.
Hans had always been the mastermind, ruling these seas like a king—everyone fawned over him or feared him.
Then suddenly, this little squirt shows up—clearly weak, but somehow not impressed by him at all!
People are funny like that, always wanting what they can't have.
If someone chases after you, you don't care. But if someone rejects you, you just have to prove yourself.
That was exactly what Hans was feeling right now.
But after hearing what Ethan Yin said, Hans finally realized that this little rascal actually had some skills—he managed to sabotage the ship without anyone noticing.